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Oct. 9, 2026

Boys Golf

The Wildcats won their fifth consecutive OCIAA Division II championship at Green Ridge Golf Club in Johnson on Sept. 30. Shaun Kunisch and Dylan Bess both shot 42 to lead Warwick. The Wildcats team total was 174. Cornwall was second with 188.

Ryan Colavito and Thelo Kastan shot 45 at the Division II tournament.

Warwick also defeated Minisink Valley 202-233 on Oct. 2 to improve its record to 10-1 on the season.

"We hope to send seven players to the OCIAA tournament at the Powelton Golf Club in Newburgh on Oct. 13," coach Peter Scheuermann said. "Of these seven, several have a legitimate chance of advancing to the Section IX tournament the following week at The Monster Golf Club in Monticello."

Warwick golfers pose for team photo.

Boys soccer

Nick Ryan scored three goals to pace Warwick past Minisink Valley 6-0 on Sept. 25. (Photos below). Charlie Bastone, Logan Kearns and Nick Hefner also had goals for the Wildcats.

Warwick lost to Cornwall 3-0 and to Monroe-Woodbury 2-0 last week.

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Two soccer players in purple uniforms celebrate on a green grassy field.
Two soccer players in purple and white uniforms compete for a ball on a green field with a blurred grassy background.
Two young soccer players compete for a ball on a green grass field with a blurred natural background.
Two soccer players compete for a ball on a green field in front of a black chain-link fence.
Two soccer players in purple and white uniforms compete for a ball on a green grass field in front of a black chain-link fence.
Two soccer players compete for a ball on a green field with a scoreboard and trees in the background.
A soccer player in a purple Warwick jersey dribbles a ball while being chased by a player in white, with a black chain-link fence and green trees in the background.
A soccer player in a purple Warwick jersey dribbles a ball past two opponents in white uniforms on a green grass field with a goal net in the background.
A smiling young man with curly hair wearing a purple Warwick soccer uniform stands in the foreground on a grassy field with another player and blurred trees in the background.
A soccer player in a purple uniform dribbles a ball across a green field while being pursued by an opponent in white, with other players and a treeline blurred in the background.
A goalkeeper catches a soccer ball in front of a net while two opposing players run nearby on a green grass field.

Girls tennis

The Wildcats honored their seniors in a ceremony before a match against Monticello on Sept. 30. Photos of the six seniors and posters made for them by underclassmen decorated the tennis courts fence.

Senior on the Warwick girls tennis team pose with flowers.

volleyball

Sydney Lewis had 15 kills and 15 digs to lead Warwick over Washingtonville 30-28, 20-25, 21-25, 26-24, 15-10 on Sept. 28. Leyna Jocelyn contributed 14 assists and eight digs.

The Wildcats lost to Minisink Valley 25-23, 25-16, 25-23 on Sept. 24. Lewis led the way with 10 digs and four kills.

BOYS Cross country

Leo Shostal finished first to lead the Wildcats at the Shore Coaches Invitational in Holmdel, N.J., on Oct. 3. Warwick finished second to Cinnaminson in the Varsity D race. Alex Kobrick placed 14th and Noel Orthmann was 15th.

Compete results at: https://nj.milesplit.com/meets/768047-shore-coaches-invitational-2026/results?type=formatted&event=5000m&gender=Boys&division=Varsity+D

The Wildcats honored their seniors before a meet against Pine Bush and Tuxedo on Sept. 29.

Seven young men in athletic gear stand on a grassy field holding personalized posters, with a backdrop of green trees and distant mountains.
A group of young male runners in blue and yellow uniforms race across a green field with a backdrop of dense evergreen trees.
Four young male runners in athletic gear compete on a grassy path against a blurred backdrop of green foliage.
Two runners in purple and yellow Warwick uniforms race through a grassy field with a blurred forest background.

Girls Cross Country

Trixie Wendell, Juliette Cloutier and Julia Schlesinger swept the top three spots at Warwick defeated Pine Bush 19-45 at Sanfordville Elementary School on Sept. 29. Wendell completed with 3.09-mile course in 21 minutes, two seconds.

A group of female runners in yellow and white uniforms race across a grassy field with a backdrop of green trees.

Girls soccer

The Wildcats extended their winning streak to eight games with victories over Ramapo (2-1), Goshen (3-1) and Valley Central (8-0). But streak ended with a 1-0 overtime loss at Washingtonville on Oct. 8.

Football

The Wildcats lost to Our Lady of Lourdes 52-35 on Oct. 2. Quarterback Dan Lupkovich threw for 153 yards and a pair of touchdowns and also rushed for 60 yards eight carries. Receiver Sean Perez had 127 receiving yards and a touchdown.

Warwick plays at Cornwall at 7 p.m. tonight. Wildcats fans can livestream the game on Hudl.

 

Sept. 24, 2026

Football

Warwick lost to Pine Bush 34-17 on Sept. 19. Quarterback Eric Miliasauskas had 12 carries for 65 yards and passed for 78 yards. Quinn O'Brien rushed for 80 yards and scored two touchdowns.

The Wildcats (0-3) host Goshen in the Spirit Trophy and Homecoming game on Sept. 26th at 1:30 p.m. at C. Ashley Morgan Field. Goshen defeated Monticello last week 41-0 to improve its record to 3-0.

Warwick football player runs for a touchdown.

Photo by Nick Benz.

Boys Golf

Shaun Kunisch shot 36 to power the Wildcats over Beacon 202-256 for their fifth straight victory. Dylan Bess and Thelo Kastan shot 40 for Warwick, now 5-0.

The Wildcats defeated Valley Central 211-234 on Sept. 16. Bess shot 40 and Aiden Payne shot 42. In a 209-225 victory over Cornwall on Sept. 15, Kunisch led with way with 37 and Bess shot 39.

A group of golfers and coaches gather around their equipment on a paved path, with a lush green golf course stretching into the background.
A group of young men in purple polo shirts stand together in the foreground against a blurred green grassy background.
Warwick boys golfer lines up a putt.
A golfer in a purple shirt and black shorts prepares to putt a ball on a vast, green grassy field.
A young man in a purple shirt and black shorts swings a golf club in front of a white lattice fence and greenery.
A young man in a purple shirt swings a golf club on a lush green course with a backdrop of trees.
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Two golfers carry their bags across a sunny green field beneath the overhanging branches of a large tree.

GIRLS soccer

The Wildcats defeated Cornwall 6-1 on Sept. 22 to improve their record to 7-1. Warwick beat Vernon 6-3 on Sept. 19, overpowered Minisink Valley 5-2 on Sept. 16 and shut out Washingtonville 2-0 on Sept. 14.

The Wildcats are on a five-game winning streak and have outscored their opponents 30-12 so far this season. Teagan Currid leads the team with 13 goals, including four goals in the victory over Cornwall, and three assists. Catherine Paulsen has five goals, with three coming against Vernon, and five assists.

Goalie Alexa Pitiger made  a season-high eight saves in the shutout against Washingtonville.

A group of female soccer players in purple uniforms celebrate on a green field with a white house and trees in the background.
Two female soccer players in white and purple uniforms compete for the ball in the foreground on a grassy field with other players in the background.
Two female soccer players in purple and white uniforms compete for a ball on a green grass field.
Two female soccer players compete for a ball on a green field with a blurred background of trees and a fence.
Two female soccer players compete for a ball on a green grass field with a blurred forest background.
Two female soccer players compete for a ball on a green grass field with a grassy hill in the background.
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Two female soccer players compete for a ball on a grassy field with a goal and trees in the background.
Three female soccer players compete for a ball on a grassy field with a chain-link fence and green trees in the background.
Two female soccer players compete for a ball in the foreground on a green field, with teammates and a white bench visible in the background.

Boys soccer

Goshen edged Warwick 1-0 on Sept. 17. Goalie Aidan Stubbs made nine saves. Nick Yan and Isaiah Gonzalez scored for the Wildcats in a 5-2 loss to Cornwall on Sept. 15.

Girls swimming

Addison Kleveno placed first in the 50-yard freestyle in 27.41 seconds and was second in the 100 freestyle (1:00.50) in a 102-84 loss to Washingtonville on Sept. 17. She was also on the winning 200 medley relay team.

Lily Jocelyn was second in the 200 freestyle (2:26.91). Jillian Shaw was second in the 200 individual medley (2:48.19). Vivian House placed second behind Addison Kleveno in the 50 freestyle (28.05). Ciara Herman finished second in diving with a score of 209.30.

Addie Hurd was second in the 500 freestyle (6:35.43), just .17 seconds behind the winner. Breann Walsh finished second in the 100 backstroke (1:14.15). Kamryn Kleveno was second in the 100 breaststroke (1:21.23).
 

Boys Cross country

Warwick runners took the top 15 spots in a 15-50 victory over Middletown on Sept. 15 at Presidential Park Elementary School in Middletown. Sophomore Noel Orthmann, who is running his first season of cross country, won the race in 17 minutes, 35.55 seconds and was followed by teammates Alex Kobrick, Billy Carrol, Nolan Maneri and Leo Shostal.

The Wildcats' top five finishes in an impressive 11-second spread. Warwick is now 4-0 in dual meets.

Girls Cross Country

Trixie Wendell placed first in 22 minutes, 9.71 seconds to pace Warwick to a victory over Middletown on Sept. 15 at Presidential Park Elementary School in Middletown. Kirschen Kluender was second (22:34.13) and Julie Schlesinger was third (22:43.81) for the Wildcats.
 

 

Sept. 9, 2026

Girls Tennis

The Wildcats picked up where they left off last fall by starting the season with 7-0 victories against Goshen, Cornwall and Monticello.

Warwick has won two straight Section 9 Team Championships and posted two consecutive unbeaten seasons. In their three matches this year, the Wildcats have lost only one set.

A line of female tennis players in purple uniforms stands on a court in the foreground, with a coach and a chain-link fence against a backdrop of trees in the background.
A tennis player in a purple shirt swings her racket at a yellow ball in front of a chain-link fence and green grass.
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A tennis player in a purple top and white skirt hits a ball in the foreground against a background of a chain-link fence and greenery.
A female tennis player in a purple top and white skirt prepares to hit a yellow ball on a court with a grassy field and fence in the background.
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A Warwick girls tennis player tosses the ball while serving.
A female tennis player in a purple shirt and white skirt swings her racket at a yellow ball in front of a chain-link fence.

Football

Warwick lost its season-opener to Wagner 28-19 on Sept. 4 at C. Ashley Morgan Field. Senior captain Sean Perez led the way with two touchdowns and 172 receiving yards. Senior quarterback Eric Miliasauskas threw for 257 yards and three touchdowns.

Jameson Devine also caught a touchdown pass for the Wildcats.

Warwick plays a home game against Newburgh Free Academy at 7 p.m. on Sept. 10 at C. Ashley Morgan Field.

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A football player in a white Warwick jersey runs with the ball while being pursued by another player on a green grass field.
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Three football players in white uniforms celebrate on a grassy field with a black chain-link fence and dark trees in the background.
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A football player in a white Warwick jersey runs with the ball while being pursued by a player in a blue uniform on a green grass field.

Boys soccer

The Wildcats opened their season with a 3-0 victory over Section 1 powerhouse Arlington on Sept. 4, at Sanfordville Elementary School.

A Warwick boys soccer player reaches to kick the ball.
A soccer player in a purple Warwick jersey kicks a ball in the foreground, with other players and a fence in the background.
A soccer player in purple leans against a goal post in the foreground, with a soccer ball on the grass and a net stretching across the background.
Four soccer players in purple uniforms celebrate on a grassy field with cars and a fence in the background.
A soccer player in a purple uniform dribbles a ball past a sliding opponent in white on a grassy field with a black fence and green hill in the background.
A soccer player in a purple uniform throws a ball in the foreground against a blurred green field and tree line in the background.
Two soccer players compete for the ball on a grassy field with a black fence and green trees in the background.
Two soccer players compete for a ball on a green grass field with a blurred background.
A soccer player in a purple Warwick jersey kicks a ball in the foreground while another player in white follows behind, all set against a grassy field and a black chain-link fence.
Two soccer players compete for the ball in the foreground on a green field with other players and trees in the background.
A soccer player in a purple uniform heads a ball on a grassy field with a net and trees in the background.

Girls soccer

Warwick started the season with a 3-0 victory over John S. Burke Catholic on Sept.  3. Catherine Paulsen and Teagan Currid each had one goal and one assist. Ashlee Camasca also scored for the Wildcats. Goalie Alexa Pitiger made one save in the shutout.

Teagan Currid and Madelyn Luciano each scored in a 4-2 loss to Monroe-Woodbury on Sept. 9.

Girls swimming

Sophomore Addison Kleveno finished first in two events for the Wildcats in a 119-61 loss to Valley Central on Sept. 8. She won the 200-yard freestyle in two minutes, 11.63 seconds and the 500 freestyle in 6:04.25.

Breann Walsh was second in the 100 backstroke (1:19.67) Emma Predmore was second in the 200 IM (2:50.50) and Kamryn Kleveno took second in the 100 breaststroke (1:23.00).

Boys golf

Shaun Kunisch fired a 38 to lead the Wildcats to a season-opening 207-220 victory over John S. Burke Catholic at Warwick Valley Country Club on Sept. 2. Ryan Colavito shot 41 and Dylan Bess shot 42 for Warwick.